AIO ClicksMultilingual websites
A multilingual website lets visitors in each country read, trust and buy in their own language. We build the technical side, language structure, translation workflow, language switching and search settings, so each language version works properly and stays in sync as your site grows.
Does this sound familiar?
A second language doubles the work unless the site is built for it. Built well, it is one site with several voices.
- 01Your site has an English version, but it lags behind the main language.
- 02Adding a page means asking someone to copy and translate it by hand, and it rarely happens.
- 03The language switcher sends visitors to the homepage instead of the same page in their language.
- 04Visitors are redirected by IP address to a language they did not choose.
- 05Your translations were done once and never updated.
- 06Each language version has a different menu and structure, so nobody can manage them.
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What we build
We set up multilingual sites so that each language is complete, findable and easy to maintain.
01
Language structure
Folders, subdomains or separate domains per language or country, chosen to fit your markets and maintenance capacity.
Part of the build, not an add-on
Language support added after launch usually means duplicate work and broken links. We plan languages into the structure from the start.
Local details count
Dates, currencies, phone numbers, addresses, legal pages and forms differ per country. We adapt them, not just the text.
How it works
Plan the markets
Languages, countries and which content each version needs.
Choose the structure
URL structure, platform features or plugins, and the translation workflow.
Build
Templates and content model with language relations.
Translate and localise
Content translated and reviewed, local details adapted.
Launch and maintain
Language versions live, with a routine for keeping them in sync.
Language versions that lag behind?
Book a call and we look at your markets and current setup.
What determines the cost
We do not publish prices. The effort depends on languages and content volume:
- 01
Number of languages
Each language adds setup, translation and testing.
- 02
Content volume
More content means more translation and checking.
- 03
Translation
Professional translation and review add to the work.
- 04
Platform
Some platforms need extra tooling.
- 05
Local variations
Country-specific content needs separate management.
- 06
Existing site
Retrofitting languages takes more care.
What you get
- 01A language structure that fits your markets
- 02Pages, menus and forms linked between languages
- 03A translation workflow your team can keep running
- 04A language switcher that keeps visitors on the right page
- 05Search settings per language, including hreflang
Small enough to care. Senior enough to matter.
No account managers between you and the people doing the work. The person on the call is the person in the data.
Meet the team →Frequently asked questions
Should we detect visitors' language automatically?
Suggest, do not force. Automatic redirects can block search engines and annoy visitors who chose a language on purpose.
Is machine translation good enough?
For a first draft, often. For pages that sell or carry legal weight, a native speaker should review it.
How do we keep languages in sync?
With a workflow that flags new and changed content for translation, so nothing is forgotten.
How does this relate to international SEO?
This page covers building the multilingual site. International SEO covers getting each version found in its market. They work best together.
Tell us which languages you need, and for which markets.
Your website and target languages are enough. A person replies within two working days.